In the structured approach, the interviewer must faithfully asks in a pre-determined sequence, a series of closed pre-defined questions, corresponding to the diagnostic criteria.
The friendship did not merit the same energy my parents devoted to their relatives, buying stacks of aerograms at the post office and sending them off faithfully every week, asking me to write the same three sentences to each set of grandparents at the bottom.
Arberry translates one of its lines, rather faithfully, as "Whoever asks you about the Houris, show (your) face (and say) 'Like this.' " Houris are virgins promised in Paradise in Islam.
Accordingly, eBay would then faithfully take down the offending listings.
Another advantage of the polylogue is that it "follows more faithfully the pursuit of the scientist in asking new questions, rather than the policy maker in demanding new solutions" [ 18].
It might be fair, then, to ask how faithfully "The White Ribbon" prefigures Nazism.
As Christians seeking to live faithfully in the world, we must never find ourselves in a position where we are asking, "How can I make the Gospel fit my political view?" Rather, we must let ourselves be constantly challenged and formed, always seeking to align our view of the public good and our political stances with our understanding of the call of Christ.
Ask students to faithfully water all containers with the same amount of water each time, and after 3 weeks, measure the total oven-dry biomass of each container.
After their vote, a frustrated editorial in The Missourian, a faithfully conservative newspaper in Washington, Mo., asked of the state's elected Republicans: "Who Do They Represent?" Today, the same forces that blocked the expansion of Medicaid in Missouri are going all out in Washington in a bid to undo all of the Affordable Care Act.
It is for these reasons that I humbly ask the army I faithfully served for nearly three decades to cease treating Bradley Manning as an enemy.
